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February 4, 2004 Athlon 64 and Opteron computer owners can now get a free look at a new version of Windows XP 64-bit Edition. TAGS: AMD Athlon 64, 64-bit, AMD Athlon, AMD Opteron, Extended Systems, AMD, operating system, 32-bit, Microsoft Windows XP, notebook computer, IBM Corp., Linux, Microsoft Corp., HP, server, Microsoft Windows

July 27, 2004 Push-back is blow to AMD, which has been waiting for version of Windows that can take advantage of Athlon's 64-bit capabilities. TAGS: 64-bit, Extended Systems, delay, Microsoft Windows Server, AMD, CAD, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, x86 processor, AMD Athlon, Intel Xeon, 32-bit, Linux, Microsoft Windows XP, Intel, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows

December 8, 2004 Not content to let AMD lead, Intel will come out with 64-bit chips for gamers next year. TAGS: 64-bit, 64-bit CPU, AMD, 64-bit computing, Intel Pentium 4, 32-bit, memory, microprocessor, company executive, Intel, Intel Pentium, gamer, operating system, Microsoft Corp., server, Microsoft Windows

July 30, 2004 Firm says buy a 64-bit server with 32-bit Windows Server OS, and you can upgrade free to 64-bit Windows when it arrives. TAGS: 64-bit, 32-bit, server OS, AMD Opteron, Microsoft Windows Server, Intel Xeon, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, AMD, server, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, operating system

April 29, 2005 Servers running Microsoft.com and MSN Search and Messenger move to 64-bit version of Windows Server 2003 to improve performance. TAGS: 64-bit, MSN Search, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Microsoft Windows Server, 32-bit, MSN, server, Microsoft Corp., AMD, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Internet Explorer, operating system

May 4, 2004 Microsoft's Bill Gates sees widespread use of powerful 64-bit chips in the near future--but not if hardware makers don't get to work on the drivers that will bring that power to the desktop. TAGS: 64-bit, 64-bit computing, 64-bit system, hardware maker, Bill Gates, WinHEC, 64-bit CPU, AMD, 32-bit, Microsoft Corp., memory, PC, operating system, Microsoft Windows, games

December 16, 2003 The European PC maker unveils the Celsius V810, a workstation capable of harnessing two of AMD's 64-bit-capable processors and designed for tasks like computer-aided design. TAGS: Fujitsu Siemens, AMD Opteron, workstation, AMD, 64-bit, CAD, chipset, PC company, SuSE, AMD Athlon 64, AMD Athlon, 32-bit, Red Hat Inc., server software, Sun Microsystems Inc., server

December 7, 2004 Company unveils a near-final test version of updates to its Windows and Windows Server operating systems. TAGS: 64-bit, Microsoft Windows Server, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, 64-bit computing, AMD Athlon 64, candidate, beta, AMD Athlon, barrier, Intel Itanium, service pack, Microsoft Windows XP Professional, AMD Opteron, 32-bit, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Corp.

November 15, 2005 The software giant takes on supercomputing with a beta of its first operating system for computer clusters. TAGS: supercomputing, Microsoft Windows Server Longhorn, high-performance computing, 64-bit, Microsoft Longhorn, 64-bit CPU, Bill Gates, high-performance, beta, server software, AMD, Microsoft Corp., server, conference, operating system, Intel

March 29, 2004 The company, which builds portable workstations, plans to use an Advanced Micro Devices Opteron chip normally found in servers and desktop workstations. TAGS: Tadpole Computer, desktop workstation, AMD Opteron, Sun UltraSPARC, workstation, 64-bit, AMD, Sun Solaris, Sun Microsystems Inc., 32-bit, desktop computer, notebook computer, operating system, Linux, server, Intel

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